ONE GOD.
ONE LORD.
ONE SPIRIT.
ONE COMMUNITY.

Over 150 displaced familes from Port-au-Prince received much needed food today.

Praise God:

-banks opened so we could get the funds sent to help with this

—we found gas (even though it is sooooo expensive $15-20/gal)

—we have contacts that could supply us with bulk food

—the truck with food made it safely to UCI

—our church’s women’s group generously helped pack and distribute the food

Some sobering statistics of the situation in Haiti:

—over 362,00 internally displaced familes in Haiti

—UN reported millions in Haiti suffering from food insecurity; 44% of population facing acute hunger; hundreds dying each day from hunger

—53% yearly food inflation rate

—4,789 documented murders in 2023

—26% of female population have been victims of rape

Thank you for your prayers and support.

Celebrating 15 years of God's goodness (video)

Who We Are

JeanJean and Kristie Mompremier founded United Christians International (UCI) in 2003 and returned to JeanJean’s birthplace in 2005. UCI’s primary goal has always been to teach the Word of God. As a result, over 30 witch doctors have turned to Christ, churches have been planted in far-reaching communities, and communities have transformed from despair to hope.

Teaching. Equipping. Uniting.

Helping people know and experience God by teaching, equipping, and uniting.

Teaching
The Words of God

Our goal is to provide quality Christian education to our rural areas, with a big emphasis on providing a safe and encouraging learning environment, resources, and hiring certified teachers with a heart for the Lord.

Equipping
National Leaders

UCI continues to grow and meet the spiritual, medical, educational, and agricultural needs of the community, while touching the lives of Haitians through sharing, studying, and living out the Gospel.

Uniting
Christians Around the World

God has used UCI to not only unite Christians in the surrounding 9 villages in Caiman, but throughout the world through short-term missions teams and service projects.

Ephesians 4:3-6

"Work hard to live together as one by the help of the Holy Spirit. Then there will be peace. There is one body and one Spirit. There is one hope in which you were called. There is one Lord and one faith and one baptism. There is one God. He is the Father of us all. He is over us all. He is the One working through us all. He is the One living in us all."

UCI Spotlight

University Graduates Can Change Haiti!

The university graduation will be held on March 21!  What a tremendous accomplishment this is for anybody. For a young adult in the middle of the confusion and unrest of Haiti, we know that it is by the grace of God and that God has amazing plans for these men and women. It has been very difficult to keep the university going the past couple of years.  COVID, the assassination of the president, the subsequent unrest throughout the country, the large numbers of educated people leaving Haiti that caused a shortage of professors--all of these factors disrupted our academic year and caused stress. But, these students persevered, UCCC kept its doors open, and UCI was blessed by our Lord so that we could continue despite most of the universities in the country closing.  

Thank you from these students. You gave them an opportunity to transform their lives and to initiate change in their country. It wouldn't have been possible without your generosity. Thank you for your support. 

If you desire to help a student, there are many on the waiting list for help to continue their studies. These scholarships remain a priority for UCI. Please contact me for any further information you need.[email protected].

University Student Spotlight

University Graduate: Agronomist Lyguins Joseph

It is such a joy to have our graduates come back to visit. Lyguins entered the university in 2014 and graduated in 2019. He had a chance to travel to Turkey, but found it difficult to find work and a use for his talents. He returned to Haiti and opened a vocational school to train up agricultural technicians! Wow! He did this in his home town of Cerca-la-Source that is close to the D.R. border. Agriculture is not easy, but so needed. Starting a school is not easy, but is key to development. Lyguins brought his students on a field trip to show them where he got his education and the different agricultural projects that we have at UCI.  It is his hope that some of his students will continue their education at UCCC’s 5-year agronomy program.  It was a blessing to meet some of his students and hear their hearts to produce food with sustainable methods to benefit the country.  This is why we persist in education—these students are our vision.  We look around Haiti at all the violence and strife and feel discouragement, but when we look at each of the students, we know hope.